Description
Does this bug happen when you install plugin without vim-polyglot?
As far as I can tell, no.
Describe the bug:
Some Perl files, like *.pm, *.pl, and *.t, are recognized as Raku instead of Perl since v4.5.0 of vim-polyglot. There might be other extensions affected.
v4.4.3 seems to be working fine. Perhaps it's a side effect of switching to linguist, and/or changed priorities?
As far as I can tell, the same extensions are used by both plugins, and they might not be easy to remove from vim-raku, since older Raku code might still use them (instead of *.pm6 and *.t6, if I understand correctly).
I speculate that there might be still more Perl code out there, than Raku code, so leaning towards Perl over Raku in these ambiguous cases might have a higher chance of correct detection (and seemingly linguist does that too).
To Reproduce:
Open a *.pm, *.pl, or *.t file that contains Perl code.